CPA Australia and Shanghai National Accounting Institute (SNAI), a leading public service institution affiliated with the Ministry of Finance of China, announced yesterday the publication of a new book titled 10 key technology trends for accounting and finance professionals in China.
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CPA Australia: Malaysian Budget Announcements You May Have Missed
Helping people navigate the rough times as well as sustaining businesses took centre stage at the Malaysian budget 2021 on Friday, but there were a host of other initiatives designed to elevate the living standards of Malaysians.
CPA Australia: Malaysian 2021 Budget Sees Historic Spend
For 2021 Malaysia has earmarked its largest ever budget spending allocation of RM322.5 billion with RM17bn committed to combating the health consequences of COVID-19.
CPA Australia Survey Reveals FinTech Usage Increases Among Malaysian Businesses
Over 75 per cent of Malaysian businesses have embraced at least one FinTech product or service over the past 12 months, according to findings from a new regional survey of business FinTech usage by global professional accounting organisation CPA Australia.
CPA Australia: Chinese Businesses Lead FinTech Usage in Regional Survey
Driven by the Government’s FinTech development plan and innovation strategy, China is leading the way in business FinTech usage across the region, according to a survey of business FinTech usage by CPA Australia, one of the world’s largest accounting bodies.
CPA Australia: Hong Kong Businesses to Lead the Way in Fintech Usage in the Coming 12 Months
Hong Kong businesses have embraced FinTech and are reaping the benefits, experiencing improved business efficiency, cost savings and an enhanced customer experience, according to a regional survey of business FinTech usage by CPA Australia.
CPA Australia: Calls for Tax Measures to Build a Healthy and Forward-Looking Society Amidst Diverse Views on Increasing Tax Revenue
Given concerns over the state of the economy and job insecurity created by COVID-19, 53 per cent of accounting professionals believe that the Hong Kong SAR Government should not increase tax revenue at this time.
CPA Australia: Technology and Digital Capabilities are Key for Small Businesses in China to Overcome the Challenges of COVID-19
Many of China’s small businesses also well placed to recover as they entered the crisis with reasonably strong finances.
CPA Australia: 44 Per Cent of Small Businesses in Hong Kong Sought External Funds for Survival Before Covid-19 Pandemic
This suggests that nearly three in ten of small businesses in Hong Kong expect to have immediate and severe liquidity issues in 2020 even before the COVID-19 pandemic.
CPA Australia Welcomes Hong Kong Budget 2020-21
CPA Australia would give a score of 85 out of 100 to this year’s Budget.
CPA Australia: Worldwide Accounting Profession’s Call to Action on Climate Change
CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand have joined 13 of the world’s largest professional accounting organisations committing to a call to action in response to climate change.
CPA Australia Survey: Tax Reform And Technology Adoption To Bolster China’s Stable Economic Growth In 2020
Despite short-term headwinds, the survey findings show that accounting and finance professionals are cautiously optimistic in China’s economic conditions in 2020, with 76 per cent of respondents forecasting GDP growth of 5.5 per cent or above.
CPA Congress 2019 Brings Great Minds to Explore the Business Opportunities in the Unusual World
Attended by about 400 business and accounting professionals from over 10 countries and regions, the event brought together business leaders and finance experts to provide solutions to the challenges facing the business world.